I opened up my Quicken 2007 this morning (never dreaming it might not be compatible in High Sierra). It worked fine. I did several months of work, and everything was fine: reconciled accounts, got a report with outstanding debits, etc. Still never occurred to me there might be problems, since everything worked as usual. When I shut it down, I got a pop up that said it was not able to automatically back up.

So I reopened, to see if I needed to do it manually. Got that other pop up that there were auto-transactions, and did I want to review them. Not only is all the data I updated this morning gone, but everything back to April, 2017!!!! Except all the auto-transactions thru today's date.

EVERYTHING ELSE!!!! I am about to have a heart attack. What do I do now????? I have used Quicken for Mac 2017 for over a year now.

I have used Quicken for Mac 2017 for over a year now. I have used several versions of Quicken (e.g., Quicken Essentials, Quicken for Mac 2015) since using Quicken for Mac 2007. So I will make a suggestion based on Quicken for Mac 2017, which may or may not work for your ten-year old software.

I have used several versions of Quicken (e.g., Quicken Essentials, Quicken for Mac 2015) since using Quicken for Mac 2007. So I will make a suggestion based on Quicken for Mac 2017, which may or may not work for your ten-year old software. In Quicken for Mac 2017, you may use Quicken's menu to do: Quicken > Preferences > General > Automatically backup data when quitting Quicken. If you have this option and have selected it, then you may use Finder's menu to check: Go > Go To Folder. ~/library/application support Find Quicken 2007 there.

Find a Backups folder in there, and then an Automatic Backups folder within it. See if there's a file there that suits your needs. If so, use Quicken's menu to do File > Restore from Backup and you'll be set. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site. All postings and use of the content on this site are subject to the.

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